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For gas absorption towers, is a packed tower more effective? Should we still use a plate tower?

2020-03-12View Original

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For gas absorption towers, is a packed tower more effective? Should we still use a plate tower?
Reply #22020-03-12
Plate towers are superior; they offer good gas absorption performance and do not suffer from flow imbalance, thus ensuring effective absorption. In my opinion, all the large-scale gas absorption towers I have seen are of the plate type – this is just for reference
Reply #32020-03-12
In terms of pressure drop and efficiency, packing is preferable; if the gas is quite \"dirty,\" then one should consider using a random bed or opt for a plate tower.
Reply #42020-03-13
Small towers use more packing; simply insert the packing inside the shell, and their efficiency is also much higher than that of plate-type towers. Large towers that operate on a continuous basis in the chemical industry use plate-type designs
Reply #52020-03-15
It mainly depends on the medium; some that contain dust or similar substances are not suitable for use with packed towers.

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